atlantic city is fascinating.between the trump casinos eating each other, i was reporting a new jersey a while, i had a very unfortunate mother's day at atlantic city. it was really depressing. scott asks what is the most depressing thing you discovered about the longtime relationship. >> oh, yeah. i guess two things. you would not think this now, but part of the reason miss america began a constant quest for respectability was because they had to please the conservative business establishment. you don't think of it that way. even in the 1920s it was kind of a party town. certainly it is now. that party town is ran by some pretty sober people that were pretty deserving of these attention seeking women. to survive, miss america had to become more prim and proper. to fit the taste of atlantic city. that is why they had all of this behavior, talent competition so it is not just another leg show. that was probably the most surprising thing for me, i would say. >> that is interesting. i love seeing, in the beginning, t

. >> he ordered a car that drove me from my apartment in new york city to atlantic city, new jersey where he drugged me, raped me and shoved money into my hand. >> reporter: ms. bernard says she was attacked by cosby in two other locations, las vegas and new york. she was an aspiring actress and says the assault ruined her career and her life. >> when i told him i would go to the police and the hospital to find out which drug he sneaked into my drink rendering me incapacitated, he threatened my life. >> reporter: the state of new jersey has the adult survivors act, allowing victims to go after attackers decades after the alleged incident. >> he lured me with the pretense that he would introduce me to a producer that would advance my career. >> reporter: the civil case was filed in u.s. district court in camden. >> there is science that proves this, that it takes time for sexual abuse survivors to come forward. >> reporter: bernard says his early release in pennsylvania after being convicted of sexual assault motivated her to act now. >> it was re-victimizing for me when he was set free, a

amy: that was fannie lou hamer's address at the democratic national convention in atlantic city in 1964e are joined by keisha blain, award-winning historian and author of the new book, titled, "until i am free: fannie lou hamer's enduring message to america". professor welcome back to , democracy now! prof. blain: thank you. amy: talk about why you have decided to write a book on fannie mae hamer -- fannie lou hamer. prof. bl upa anybody who knows abouti fannie lou hamern: rights, shared her experiences organizing in mississippi, and i think for me certainly over the last couple of months, and over the last couple of years, i've been thinking deeply about fannie lou hamer, her fight for voting rights and more about her political strategy, her ideas and how they might be applicable to addressing a number of social problems which of course we are still dealing with including voter suppression. i wanted to write a book to connect the dots that would be an educational tool for many. amy: talk about the trajectory of fannie lou hamer's life. prof. blain: one of the things i explain in the bo

lily bernard said he drugged her and raped her in atlantic city in or around august 1990.'s jean casarez joins us now. tell us what this means? >> lily bernard's story begins when she was a young actress. her dream was to be on the cosby show. she told me she met bill cosby. she was able to get to know him. he wanted to become her mentor. he invited her to his apartment in new york, the one he shares with his wife. he then invited her to atlantic city where he wanted her to meet a producer to las vegas. she alleges there was never a producer. right before the second trial in 2018 we did a documentary on the case and accusers. we pro filed lily bernard. what she said that time to me is exactly the same as her civil complaint today. >> he asked me to tell him everything about myself. i did not know that he was just trying to find my eventualer in abilities. i was in and out of consciousness. the room is salespersoning. i see bill cosby's face here, his broad chest over here. i was lying on my back. he was on top of me. i made a conscious decision right there, this didn't hap

finding football season sent more gamblers to sports books and their phones to place bets, plus atlantic city took in more than $1 billion adding to the record. >> those are some big numbers. diane king hall from the new york stock exchange. thank you. >>> up next, kenya west officially changed his name. we'll tell you the shorter name the rapper now prefers to go by. . because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, ing e ad and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines, don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. when you help heal your skin from within, you can show more w

airline flight when the engine went up in flames >> a takeoff turned terrifying lifting off in atlantic city when a bird ran into the engine. >> fear. someone started screaming from the back, fire fire >> there appears to be a fire under your right engine. >> the flight to fort lauder dale aboarded. >> i remember thinking this cannot be happening. the man and his 98-year-old mother the last to escape. >> i had a moment of panic i have to protect my mother. if it means, we are going down, then we are. >> his mother safe in the arms of rescuers. all 109 passenger an safely. spirit saying, we commenion safely >> i was hell bound and determined to get off that plane safely >> reporting for nbc news. >>> battling coronavirus where more u.s. airlines are requiring vaccinations for employees must be vaccinated by december 8 under a new role after the order mandating government contractors the airline falls into because they transport government employees and other services >>> the new york back to school mandate goes into place today that could lead to some staff shortages. according to the mayor,

so right now i'm heading towards atlantic city to meet with my second cousin toby. livan issued and were never thought of or spoken of again. this is really good stuff. like this is like -- i've watched a lot of movies. i've never seen a movie that -- i mean, this is really twisted. like a twilight zone . so your father was a nice person originally. that is -- this is why it was very difficult for me to understand. gilbert and i would come on the boardwalk and we would just walk and have fun and we would play in the ocean together. he was just a very kind, nice boy. the last time i spoke to gilbert was when he came back from korea with shell shock, as they called it then, and i knew that -- that he was a different person. i'd never realized what he had gone through from the war. and he was -- he came back, he was a different person. he was not the bill gerrit i know. >> all right. so tell me, what do you see in that picture? >> well, i see your mother. i see she's pregnant. she looks happy. i have no idea who the girl would be. >> i believe that's my older sister. >

his image, but i'm guessing as "before" [ laughter ] passengers on a spirit airlines plane in atlantic city, new jersey, were forced to deplane over the weekend after a large bird caused an engine fire and this is sad, that bird still had a better time than everyone who spent the weekend in atlantic city. according to a new book, former first lady melania trump obsessively read her own press coverage, because you can only reread your marriage contract so many times and finally, according to a new survey, 42% of americans said that they feel bad if they don't do anything productive all day fortunately, clicking this counts as productive and that was a monologue you guys, we got a great show for you tonight. he is a six-time nba all star and member of the brooklyn nets. blake griffin will be here in studio and he is the creator of "the sopranos." his prequel film "the many saints of newark" is out now david chase will also be here. but before we get to all of that, progressives of the democratic party staged a collective show of force against the two senate moderates holding up president bide

. >> it's the atlantic city of england, and the crowds are great. >> bannerjee was dying to talk to usbecoming paranoid. and i thought, this is nonsense. >> reporter: as reid scott took the stage in blackpool, he had no idea the terrifying experience that was about to transpire. >> a detective shows up and has to sit down the dancers and their do you remember manager. >> he said, we have intercepted a call that there has been a contract put on your life. somebody wants to kill you. how? they said, cyanide injection. in england, i slept with a knife under my bed. i'm scared to death. and i said, it's got to be bannerjee. ♪ >> reporter: the fbi in las vegas gets a call from a man who goes by the name strawberry. >> strawberry is an fbi informant who has a bizarre story to tell. >> he was hired by somebody to go to black pool with cyanide -- >> to take out three exotic male dancers who dance under the name of adonis in the uk. >> reporter: strawberry says he was hired by ray colon, a muscle guy for the mob who met steve in 1978 at chippendales. >> ray becomes steve's go-to guy whenever he

that will cause major flooding in that area we are talking three feet of water inundation across atlantic city, even into the philadelphia area 17 million people will be impacted as the storm system starts to make its way to new york city. ton of sunshine for the desert southwest into southern california halloween forecast that's coming up, guys >> can't wait for that might affect some kids's costumes depending on what it's going to do outside. thanks, janessa. >>> back and forth between two of the nfl's best teams. edmonds turning into road runner to make it 7-0 even without three top receivers, randall cobb caught two touchdowns from aaron rodgers. the cardinals tried to come off. packers hand arizona their first loss, 24-21. >>> a top 10 battle between michigan and michigan state. number one georgia heads to jacksonville to renew their rivalry. and smu will battle the 6-1 cougars tomorrow night >> coming up, is fang losing its teeth? wiping out $200,000 in value >>> first, the battle over covid mandates wages on as a key deadline in new york city. "early today" is back in 60 seconds. so i g

meeting, but instead -- >> he ordered a car that drove me from my apartment in new york city to atlantic city, new jersey, where he drugged me, raped me, and shoved money into my hand. >> reporter: she's coming forward now because new jersey has passed the adult survivor's act, allowing victims to bring civil claims against their attackers decades after the alleged crime. >> there is an understanding, and there is science that proves this, that it takes time for sexual abuse survivors to come forward. >> reporter: bernard claims k cosby attacked her in two other locations and threatened her. cosby's spokesman says, mr. cosby continues to maintain steadfast in his innocence and will fight any allegations waged against him. cosby, now 84, is a free man, despite being convicted of sexually assaulting andrea constand in pennsylvania. after serving two years of a ten-year sentence, he was released in june. bernard says cosby's release prompted her to come forward. >> it caused me life-long disabling ptsd and sickness which have sometimes required hospitalization. >> reporter: as for cosby's early

. >> reporter: a takeoff turned terrifying this spirit airlines flight lifting off in atlantic city whenird slammed into its engine deep black smoke rising flames, and fear >> everyone started screaming, fire, fire >> fire! fire >> there appears to be a fire under your right engine. >> reporter: the flight to ft. lauderdale, aborted, and a desperate scramble for safety. >> i remember thinking this cannot be happening. >> reporter: the last two people to escape. how did it feel knowing you had to get your mother off that plane? >> i had a moment of panic i'm like, i have to protect my mother and if it means that we're going down, then we are. >> reporter: his mother, safe in the arms of rescuers all 109 passengers and crew made it out safely. spirit saying, we commend our crew for handling the situation swiftly and safely >> i was bound and determined to get off one way or another >> terrifying. >>> still to come here, trump's twitter withdrawal, why the former president is asking the courts to intervene. >>> plus, a four carat diovy. ere one couple found this yellow diamond digestive sys

pouring out of a spirit airlines plane that had just hit a large bird moments before taking off from atlantic cityd. all passengers and crew escaped on the plane's emergency slides. meanwhile in texas, the pilot of a small plane survived this crash at a road east of houston. the plane had been used in a parade and was being flown to the airport when it clipped a pole. >>> and new developments in the sexual misconduct scandal shaking up women's soccer. u.s. soccer has retained former deputy attorney general sally yates to lead an independent investigation into abuse claims. north carolina coach raul riley was fired after two former players accused him of harassment and coercion. >>> and now to the instant classic. tom brady's return to new england surely was a nail-biter. he came within inches of losing to his old team. >> reporter: this morning, tom brady is calling his much anticipated homecoming surreal. >> it was great. it was great. a great night of football. >> reporter: the legendary quarterback back in new england facing the patriots for the first time since leaving the team. a one-minute v

she claims that cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her at the trump taj mahal casino in atlantic city of 1990. that's about a month after she met him on the set of the cosby show. she claims that cosby offered to be an acting mentor and warned her of the pressures of hollywood. a spokesperson for cosby says he's innocent calling the lawsuit another attempt to abuse the legal process. santa rosa safari west has lost an important zoom accreditation. the association of zoos and aquariums did a recent inspection of safari west and says it did not meet the standards that says there were problems with things like that. veteran area practices. the overall care of animals, but they didn't release details. the organization says safari west has made some improvements but not enough. safari west has 30 days to appeal the zoo has been accredited with that association since 2010, we called safari west for comment. they have not called us back. >> and now to our 4 zone forecast a live look outside at sfo tonight where folks are going to be traveling in and out of the bay area and those coming in. g

video shows passengers sliding down the emergency exit chute at atlantic city international airport. officials say two people suffered minor injuries. >>> and 60,000 hollywood workers are gearing up for a walkout. members of the international association of theatrical stage employees are voting on what would be the union's first nationwide strike. stars like ted danson posting their support on social media. a strike would halt nearly all tv and film productions across the country. >>> when we come back, harrowing footage of neighbors rescuing a 97-year-old woman whose house burst into flames. >>> and just how big has that powerball prize grown? we'll tell you, coming up. ♪ ♪ remember when no dream was too big? and you could fearlessly face the unknown. you still can. ♪ ♪ when you have a rock you can depend on for life you'll be unstoppable. like the millions of people who rely on prudential for financial planning and investing. who's your rock? hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from

this spirit airlines flight lifting off in atlantic city yesterday when a bird slammed into its engine. deep, black smoke, rising flames, and fear. >> started from the back screaming, fire, fire. >> fire. >> fire. >> there appears to be fire under the red engine. >> the flight to fort lauderdale aborted and the desperate scramble for safety. >> i remember thinking this cannot be happening. >> this man and his 98-year-old mother the last two people to escape. how did it feel knowing you had to get your mother off the plane >> i had a moment of panic like i have to protect my mother and if it means that we're going -- then we are. >> reporter: his mother safe in the arms of rescuers. all 109 passengers and crew made it out safely spirit saying we commend our crew for handling the situation swiftly and safely. >> i was bound and determined we would get off that plane one way or another. >> reporter: danger and bravery in the crowded skies. >> terrifying moments there. >>> coming up the soccer abuse scandal. our exclusive interview with two players speaking out for the first time. why they

you know the citizen kane, pushing through the skylight at the atlantic city club in the reg, where i think they actually have to open the window of the i can't quite figure it out when i watch it. well, in the, the movie i do with robin, the world's greatest dad. there is a scene where robins walking down the hallway and he's hearing his he wrote a fake, his son dies the long story. i don't know whether it's sundays during auto, erotic, and fixation. robin wright, the suicide letter trying to make this kid seem like he was smart and sweet and he was a horrible child. he's being haunted by his son. he's hearing the fake suicide note . he wrote, he's walking down the hallway and, and i go and, and kyle appears in the, in the, in the library window as you walk along. he's actually, he's, he's, he's saying along with his i. so how you doing as i like it, that computers are c, g, i go know he's going to stand behind the camera. i'm going to turn this light on and then it will show up in a 3rd it off. it will that work? i guess maybe she would win for plates, but i got it. or where did you

atlantic city, topping out at 55 miles per hour. gren nie greenwich, connecticut, 55 miles an hour.this begin to die. back down. >> all right. thanks for keeping us posted. allison chinchar, thank you. your next hour of "new day" starts right now. ♪ >>> good morning. and welcome to your "new day." it is saturday, october 30th. we are so grateful that you're with us. i'm boris sanchez. >> i'm grateful that you're having me. i'm amara walker in for christi paul. let's get right to it, because we are learning this morning that in the middle of the imsusim indiana sur recollection of january 6th,

kathleen: in many places, you can look at atlantic city in the u.s., many examples in other countriesthese casinos, they create jobs. they create tax revenues. that is why the reasons why people who are against gambling put up with them. with credit, in terms of the economy, is it too big to fail? in other words, if they cast out all the leadership, they want these companies to survive, the. prof. livingstone: they want them to survive. victoria and crown provide over $300 million in state tax revenue. that is a reasonable amount of money. is not overwhelmingly large proportion of the state jet, though, fairly tight portion of it. it is a little bit like mr. turnbull, who was talking about the power of nested interests in politics in australia. . it is really quite remarkable. many gambling associations having political our based on their political contributions. they hire former politicians as senior staff members, as lobbyists, and as government relations advisors. they have enormous power and clout with all political parties at every level in australia, from local government all th

area up to atlantic city.ere they've dealt with a whole lot of rain for the last little bit. future cast does continue to bring all of that rain lifting to the north so you unup a little bit more so in new england from now taking into sunday. you see the time stamp in the corner. heavy rain on sunday in new england. otherwise across the country, forecasted highs for today. a lot of spots sitting in the 60's getting up closer to 70 degrees and we are also tracking, arthel, another round of rain in the next couple of days. arthel. arthel: thank you, adam, i've got the app. really good, guys. i'm serious, i love it. if you want the latest up to date information you can do it too download the foxweter app that's available on iphone, it's available on android and check this out, come to your screen right now, see the qr code on your screen, yeah, there it is. go ahead and scan that and -- or you can visit foxweather.com. eric. eric: i'm going to get the code right now. we are back at 4:00 p.m. eastern. see you. wel

after the plane hit a bird right before it lifted off from atlantic city international airport, the right engine caught fire and the plane had to stop before takeoff. more than 100 passengers and crew members were safely evacuated. >>> if you bought a power ball ticket, we have good news and bad news. the bad news? you did not win. the good news. nobody else did either. but just in case you have some of the numbers and might be able to win a lesser amount, the numbers drawn overnight were 28, 38, 42, 47, 52. the power ball is 1. the jackpot now up to 67 $0 million. >>> it may be the highly anticipated regular season nfl game ever tonight. tom brady with the buccaneers heading back to new england to take on his old team, the patriots, and his former coach, bill belichick. kathy park is inside the stadium in massachusetts. kathy, good morning. >> reporter: hallie, good morning to you. we're talking sunday night football unlike any other. several hours from now tom brady will be walking out of the tunnel behind me here at gillette stadium as a visitor for the first time. and he'll be staring

est-starring role on “the cosby show” when he drugged and assaulted her at the trump taj mahal in atlantic cityaccused bill cosby of sexual assault, but he was released from jail in june after a court overturned his conviction on a technicality. to see our interviews with lili bernard and more on the case, go to democracynow.org. in kenya, police have arrested the husband of record-breaking runner agnes tirop, one day after the celebrated athlete was found stabbed to death in her home. 25-year-old agnes tirop broke a long-distance running record just last month and was a two-time world championship bronze medalist. she also participated in the tokyo olympics. the congressional committee investigating the january 6th insurrection is set to recommend criminal charges against donald trump's campaign adviser and senior political strategist, steve bannon. bannon missed a thursday deadline on a congressional subpoena requiring him to agree to testify and hand over documents related to the assault on the u.s. capitol. steve bannon's legal team cited trump's claims of executive privilege. the white hou

the flight from atlantic city new jersey was supposed to head to ft. lauderdale florida.d safely evacuated after the fire. two people were treated for minor injuries. >>> and the powerball jackpot keeps growing. it is now up to 670 million dollars, one of the highest totals in the game's history after no one matched saturday's winning numbers. stick around. the next drawing is monday night. >> eric: school workers in new york city won't be allowed to report to work when classes resume tomorrow unless they have proof that they received at least one shot of the covid vaccine. this after a supreme court justice who was new york city born and bred declined to block the mandate. david lee miller live in new york city here in the newsroom with the very latest. hi, david lee. >> eric, new york city schoolteachers have only a few hours left to get vaccinated. the vaccination mandate deadline for all department of education workers was 5:00 p.m. friday. but the mayor says employees who get a last-minute shot over the weekend can keep their jobs. public school workers sought an 11t

bernard has claimed cosby assaulted her at a hotel in atlantic city after saying he wanted to mentor battle to go forward in a way it never could. cosby was released from prison in june after a pennsylvania court overturned his sexual assault conviction in a separate case. he has been accused of assaulting dozens of women. joining us now is lili bernard, the woman suing bill cosby. she is joined by two of her attorneys, jordan mersen, and jordan, yesterday you were finally able to file this lawsuit against bill cosby, after the story you have been telling since 1990 when you say he raped her, so what is this moment like for you now? >> it's surreal, it's empowering. i'm grateful to my attorneys, to the activists, legislators and governor of new jersey for allowing me this opportunity to hold bill cosby accountable for the life altering sexual crimes he inflicted upon me. i'm grateful that i'm going to be able to present my evidence, testimony and witnesses in a court of law, and i'm hoping that my case will inspire other states to pass the adult survivors act so that other survivors

. >> we went to this place in atlantic city and he's like i'm not allowed to go. i was like do you need a note from your mother he's like no, i'm on probation. >> he was ordered to court on a hearing on a probation violation. >> he got up in front of me and said all kinds of great things about meek mill and said we recommend no sentence. then the district attorney got up and said we recommend no sentence. i looked that team of lawyers and said why are we here? >> but the judge said meek needed to be punished. she brought down the hammer and sentenced him to two to four years in prison. >> and-she said two to four years in state prison, i looked up at meek and he may not wanted to admit this, but his eyes turn red and i started basically tearing up and crying. i said i got you. like, i'm not going to stop until we fix this together. coming up, meek mills back behind prison walls. >> what's your life like? >> i look back at the case that started it all. did the judge actually gave me can break? when dateline continues. when dateline continues. when dateline continue

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he ordered a car that drove me from my apartment in new york city to atlantic city, new jersey. where he drugged drugged me. raped me and shared money into my hand. bill cosby spokesperson says quote this is just another attempt to abuse the legal process by opening the floodgates for people who never presented an ounce of evidence and quote in june, cosby was released from jail when the pennsylvania supreme court overturned his 2018 sexual assault conviction in another case on procedural grounds. he had served more than two years of his potential 10 years sentence. this year. i figured i'm going to go way out and have more fun with that. an elaborate halloween display in the south bay after the break the family that goes all out in order to bring happiness to their son with special needs and take a look at this a beautiful shot of alcatraz and the golden gate bridge earlier this evening, chief meteorologist bill martin has your complete forecast right after the break. alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, cra

to atlantic city. will probably see the most rain today. we saw some rain yesterday, also across eastern south dakota, not only rainfall but severe weather, a couple dozen reports of severe weather. two tornadoes reported here and the front that's caused that is going to drift down to the south and it will bring a significant threat for severe weather later on today, really tonight, and tulsa, this is our biggest severe weather threat we've had since spring.all right. good sunday morning.ht. i'm lisa argen little fog here from mount tam. it's going to be a warmer afternoon for most but the winds will kick up sunshine today. windy later on and then we have a red flag warning that goes into effect. monday is going to be pretty gusty out there. so today look for low 70s in oakland 76 in napa 78 in livermore the winds kicking up late in the day the north and then by tomorrow, it's a cooler day >>> fun fact, linsey has run one marathon. the boston marathon typically run in the spring, you know that, is actually being run tomorrow because of covi

i was just in atlantic city with over 1200 officers at a law enforcement conference in time and timerce the laws, we want to protect decent law abiding americans, we want to uphold that thin blue line between good and evil but we can do our jobs anymore because politicians don't have our backs and we are now sent out into the streets with little resources being demonized for every step that we take. we need to get rid of those policies. we need to get more officers had and you won't see psychos, lunatics, thugs, and felons on the streets doing what they're doing and feeling comfortable doing it. >> kayleigh: a tragedy. coming up, a serial killer will spend his life behind bars after luring his victims through dating apps. the details on that case next. the lowest rate in newday's history two and a quarter percent, just 2.48 apr. lock in this record low rate and save. people with moderate to severe psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the entrance they make, the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. i

maybe they have had the experience of seeing her in old footage at the democratic convention in atlantic city fire off her wonderful statement. but really on them than that, there seems to be sort of a superficial kind of understanding of fannie lou hamer and kate you have got under done an incredible job going deeper an offering an opportunity for all of us to find out so much more and to have an incredible intimate relationship with her. so we'll start with you kate and i am just one drink it, what inspired you to write the book. >> well is sort of easy and complicated but she inspired me to write the book. she such an amazing woman and you know she had been on my mind for 25 years. i know a few years ago when i was looking for a new project, she was there just like you know, knocking and saying, maybe it is about time so i decided to start researching her life and just like i did. tubman, i became hooked on her passionate in her brilliance and what she did and i'm amazed at what she sacrificed to bring change in this country and i hope that everybody learned about her and celebrates her an

some scary moments on a spirit airlines flight taking off from atlantic city. this was caught on camera here. smoke n be seen coming out of the passenger plane headed to ft. lauderdale. the airline saying it believes that the plane hit a large bird while it was accelerating for takeoff causing the engine to catch fire. all passengers and crew were safely evacuated. south jersey transportation authorities say that there were two reported minor injuries. >>> and whit, fortunately no one was seriously injured when a small plane came crashing down onto a highway in southeast texas. take a look this. the single-engine plane was headed back to the airport after participating in a festival when authorities say it clipped a light pole and came t s he gabby petito's mother breaking her silence on social media. her message to brian laundrie. >>> and tom brady to play against the patriots for the first time in his career, and a preview of the highly anticipated matchup and the key player who will be sitting out. we'll be right back. >>> "good morning america" sponsored by

coastal floods advisories, up to three feet of coastal flooding possible from norfolk all the way to atlantic city today and we've got wind advisories and high wind warnings for 21 million people from the appalachians all the way to parts of new england today this system will be pushing up, lifting into the northeast gusty winds, heavy rain, coastal flooding a possibility we move into tomorrow. this new storm system develops off the coast. that's going to intensify rain for our friends in new england that soaking rain will cause flooding most likely pushing through. some of the rainfall amounts anywhere from 1 to 3 inches, but locally could be up to four. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow, meow... ♪ still the only one cats ask for by name. >>> good morning. let's look outside san francisco, a beautiful sunrise. a really nice start to our friday morning. we are heade

establish the freedom democratic party only a few months before that powerful testimony she gave in atlantic cityeffort to challenge the state's democratic party. at the time, the democratic party simply excluded black people. i'm talking about the democratic party in the state of mississippi, as was true in other parts of the south. a party would ensure that black people would be represented, that their voices would be heard, and that they would be able to participate in the political process. >> dr. keisha blaine, thank you very much for coming back to the sunday show and sharing your new book, "until i am free" about the life of fannie lou hamer. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> coming up in our "on the run series," after 200 years of electing white men, boston's next mayor will be a woman of color. one of the contender joins me nokes. joins me nokes. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia td. and it can seem like that's all people see. ♪ some meds for mental health can

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atlantic city, patricia on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. just wanted to thank the congressman for his service in the military. i wanted to let you know i saw in horror on january 6 -- i watched you protecting people. that did not go unnoticed. thank you for that. that was very admirable. i have a comment, and then i have a question about the infrastructure package. i am a moderate republican from new jersey. i have been trying valiantly to get a hold of mitch mcconnell and i can't. can you give him a message that republicans from new jersey are very disturbed at the hypocrisy he is showing with the debt ceiling raising? it's very disturbing as a republican. thank you if you could do that. my question about the infrastructure is, it is very necessary, the heart infrastructure. it's a bipartisan deal in the senate. the human infrastructure, which is very important -- i do feel the price tag is a little high. there should be, you know, guidelines for getting services like free college and so forth. i wanted to ask you, because if this does not

the next day still hadn't changed our clothes nothing sent us all the way back over the atlantic to new york cityiss air their luggage never knead flight. i said i have to run to target and buy some underwear. my friend goes, you know what, let's just go down to baggage claim and check and our bags were there. we were jumping up and down hugging each other. >> the cum got a flight from new york direct to athens. finally joining the tour worn but heap. >> it was beautiful. absolutely beautiful. >> sendy blames swiss air for booking them on a flight they could not take. >> they're allowing people to fly across the atlantic tonight be deported and they're letting it happen? >> swiss air denied any refund saying passengers are responsible to carry proper 7 documents. americans were barred from industry no matter the documents and the airline did agree to refund 3400 for streaks cost. >> i'm really heap we that's got that. that's all thanks to you guys. >> we contacted the swiss consulate which tells us those travel restriction first americans have been lifted with proof of vaccination. you can now en

. >> during a recent virtual event hosted by magic city books in tulsa oklahoma atlantic magazine staff writer adam server reflected on the past and future of what he calls from america. >> what i'm talking about goes back to the founding of the country. you have a country where he says all are created equal but you sever a tremendous amount of the country from the idea. it really applies to the white men possibly, doesn't apply to blacks. doesn't apply to slaves, doesn't really apply to women at the time . so to justify that you have to come up with reasons for why these blessings as you say are the right of all humanity, why a certain segment of humanity is not entitled to them . and this is a battle that we've been fighting as a country since the founding. we fought it during reconstruction. we fought it during the civil rights movement and every year inbetween . i think if you understand that america gradual experiment with democracy only started in earnest in 1965, then it becomes much more understandable that it's as vulnerable as it is. it's this kind of ideology which after all

we are at 70 in new york city, 73 in the mid-atlantic and still warm across much of florida while thethrough maybe northern part of florida dropping temperatures south florida not so much. across the west much cooler, 30 degrees as you wake up, a lot of snow in the west towards parts of the rockys. that is the same system pulling off to the east. the cooler air already is, as the storm moves forward it will bring severe weather, watching strong winds, maybe an isolated tornado or two, but wait afternoon we will see stores across the i-95 corridor. by the time it is out of your you will notice cooler temperatures, tomorrow morning it will feel much cooler, humidity will be gone and it will feel like fall. much of the area behind the front, 15 to 20 degrees below average. the rest of the country looking good except parts of the pacific northwest to seattle, the system will dive towards northern california bringing rain over the next few days. neil: thank you. military agreement company that has come up with a robot dog equipped with a sniper rifle. what could go wrong? neil: i don't kno